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/Dynamic Tailoring Of A Prescription Transaction
Abstract

A computer system may receive pharmacy information, where the pharmacy information specifies, for a potential prescription transaction for a prescription, a cost for an individual, an overhead associated with an entity when the potential prescription transaction is facilitated by the entity, and a residual amount. Then, the computer system may assess whether there is a prescription-transaction advantage when a second potential prescription transaction for the prescription is facilitated by the second entity. When there is the prescription-transaction advantage, the computer system may dynamically optimize or tailor a second cost for the individual and a second residual amount associated with the second potential prescription transaction. Next, when there is the prescription-transaction advantage, the computer system automatically and selectively performs the prescription transaction corresponding to the second potential prescription transaction with the second entity and using a second overhead associated with the second entity.

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What is claimed is:

A computer system may receive pharmacy information, where the pharmacy information specifies, for a potential prescription transaction for a prescription, a cost for an individual, an overhead associated with an entity when the potential prescription transaction is facilitated by the entity, and a residual amount. Then, the computer system may assess whether there is a prescription-transaction advantage when a second potential prescription transaction for the prescription is facilitated by the second entity. When there is the prescription-transaction advantage, the computer system may dynamically optimize or tailor a second cost for the individual and a second residual amount associated with the second potential prescription transaction. Next, when there is the prescription-transaction advantage, the computer system automatically and selectively performs the prescription transaction corresponding to the second potential prescription transaction with the second entity and using a second overhead associated with the second entity.
Timeline
Filed
03/05/2026
Published
07/09/2026
Granted
Not Available
IPC Codes(2)
G16H 20/10:relating to drugs or medications, e.g. for ensuring correct administration to patients
G06Q 10/1057:Benefits or employee welfare, e.g. insurance, holiday or retirement packages